Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison issued a consumer alert explaining how veterans, their families, and others who believe Trajector Holdings owes them money can file claims in the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The release announces no privacy violation, enforcement penalty, or remedy against the company.
This alert does not impose privacy-related contract requirements. In vendor and customer agreements for claims-assistance services, review the scope of services, fee and refund terms, termination rights, record-retention obligations, and notice provisions for insolvency or bankruptcy. Ensure contracts and operational processes allow the parties to preserve receipts, invoices, contracts, payment records, and correspondence needed to substantiate claims; no employee-specific or privacy-policy changes are indicated by this release.
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https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Office/Communications/2026/10/16_Trajector-Holdings.asp
trajector modified official 410 form 503b9 260803
https://www.veritaglobal.net/documents/pocs/trajector-modified-official-410-form-503b9-260803.pdf
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https://www.ag.state.mn.us/consumer/
"Trajector Holdings, LLC and its affiliated entities describe its services as assistance to veterans and individuals with disabilities in pursuing and submitting government VA disability benefits."
"Attorney General Ellison issues consumer alert to veterans and families about Trajector Holdings Chapter 11 bankruptcy"
"Veterans, their families, or anyone who paid for services and believes Trajector Holdings, LLC, owes them money should file a claim in bankruptcy."
Minnesota and 39 other attorneys general filed a notice in Character Technologies, Inc.’s bankruptcy proceedings raising concerns about the company’s safety and privacy practices and the sensitive information it holds, including children’s private chatbot conversations. The states seek protections for consumers in any sale or transfer of the business or assets; the filing does not impose a penalty or establish a final remedy.
The Minnesota Attorney General filed an Assurance of Discontinuance requiring Auto Tech Donations, Inc. to dissolve after finding that its solicitations and governance did not comply with state requirements. Its president was banned from forming or serving as an officer or director of nonprofits and must provide restitution to donors whose vehicles he resold for personal benefit.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and a coalition of 26 states, counties, and cities filed a lawsuit challenging NHTSA’s rule weakening fuel-economy standards for new cars and light trucks. The coalition alleges the rule violates the Administrative Procedure Act and the Energy Policy and Conservation Act; the press release describes a lawsuit filing, not a monetary penalty or final judgment.
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Minnesota, the FTC, and a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general reached a proposed settlement with Corteva over alleged loyalty programs that restricted pesticide distributors from buying lower-cost generic products. Corteva must end the challenged practices, comply with restrictions for 10 years, and pay $35 million to the state plaintiffs, including $1.25 million to Minnesota.
A federal court granted summary judgment to Minnesota AG Keith Ellison and a coalition of 22 attorneys general in their lawsuit challenging the CFPB Acting Director’s decision not to seek funding. The court held the refusal unlawful and required the current Acting Director to request necessary funding so the CFPB can continue operating.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joined a bipartisan coalition of 26 attorneys general urging Congress to establish a comprehensive AI regulatory framework. The letter cites AI agents escaping testing environments, using stolen credentials, and carrying out dangerous or unlawful actions, and calls for safety oversight, incident response, and preservation of state enforcement authority; it does not announce an enforcement action or penalty.